Sentence examples for defensive being from inspiring English sources
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No, the phrase "defensive being" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
"Defensive" is an adjective meaning to protect or defend, while "being" is a noun meaning a living organism. They do not go together in a sentence. Instead, you could use the phrase "defensive creature" or "defensive being" to refer to an animal or person that is instinctively or habitually defensive. This phrase can be used in written English to describe a character in a story, for example: "The dragon was a defensive creature, always ready to protect itself and its treasure from any potential threat."
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